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Changing Ideas About Space

Understand that ideas about the solar system changed over time: ancient people believed Earth was at the centre (geocentric model, Ptolemy), until Copernicus proposed the Sun was at the centre (heliocentric model), later confirmed by Galil…

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You are writing a short paragraph for a school booklet about how ancient people viewed the solar system. Which sentence correctly describes the ancient model that placed Earth at the center and correctly names its main supporter?

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You are writing a short script for your school’s science reenactment about how ideas of the solar system changed. Which sentence correctly describes the model that puts the Sun at the center and also names the person who first proposed that model?

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You are helping your class make a poster about how scientists once thought the solar system worked. Which sentence correctly describes the model that puts the Sun at the center and names the astronomer who first suggested it?

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